. >>> chalk up another forte lore swift. and this weekend's biggest box office winner may have finished in tenth place. we'll explain. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, they sacrificed for millions of americans they'll never know. coming up, how one big time star paid a little of that back. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this monday morning. let me take you through the next three days. a lot of people traveling with thanksgiving coming up. we have rain in the middle of the country. the heaviest rains are areas of texas into tennessee. then tomorrow, this is slow moving storm. it's going to be a rainey tuesday and a rainey wednesday. big storm in the middle of the country on tuesday. starting to head to the east. that storm will be on the east coast as we go into wednesday. thanksgiving arrives and just about everywhere in the country will clear out. it's kind of a ryanny next three days in many areas. >>> if you're watching us on wbre tv in pennsylvania, see how an a

also, there is a petition on- line to have have the chaps lore resign on change.org. i just checked that website. over 62,000 signatures asking for her to resign. grace. >> wow, all right. thanks, gil. >>> a raid this morning closed the last remaining occupy camp in oakland. police took away a dozen tents. about 100 protesters left without resistance and nobody was arrested. >>> in san francisco protesters blocked market and drum streets after a police raid closed the camp there. police kept watch over protesters who shut down two blocks of traffic last night. muni had to reroute m buses. earlier yesterday san francisco police removed a small encampment on market street and arrested six people for allegedly interfering. >>> an ugly site in the east bay. this was the scene at a handful of banks. words like "foreclosed" were tagged on windows. one message warned "anonymousl be watching." >>> the bipartisan congressional committee was supposed to have a draft version of a plan ready today in washington. the talks broke off with the members seeming hopelessly deadlocked o

everyone was lored by this man who could get up and sing this song when he was a survivor, everybody breaking out in tears and was amazing and the next piece i had to get up and sing. what an act to follow. i will go with the piece i was going to sing anyway. this is a gypsy song. [laughter]. free to love and -- [laughter]. i'm thinking this guy is going to walk out of the room and never like me ever again. he doesn't know me but he is going to hate me and remember me as the girl when totally ruinned the moment. [laughter]. i go and you will hear in a minute after this song and he's crying. he's like crying so much that i almost was going to stop but i didn't stop. at the end me got up and everyone was silent and he said, when i was in the concentration camp the only reason i survived is because a gypsy girl came and she would sneak me food in her apron everyday. and i was in love with her. that was the only way i got through. and he said that i looked just like her. [laughter]. worked out; right ? [laughter] think i look like this. [laughter]. and he was so inadd mirrorad with this

instead of everyone loring the volume of their speech, so that everyone can understand the conversation they are engaged in, he began shouting to be heard. soon everyone in every conversation is shouting to be heard with likely very few being understood at all. putting up antennas instead of identifying the interference problems in this existing network is the equivalent of shouting in a crowded room instead of bringing the level of all the conversations down to a manageable level so that the conversations are intelligible. mr. spencer's report makes the case that the design of at&t's own wireless network in san francisco is causing the problem is discusses and that at&t is not actively managing its own network to optimize service to its customers. mr. spencer's report is contradictory -- contradicted by the evidence we submitted. the results of the survey we conducted of at&t customers in the neighborhood 199 leland avenue. which is summarized in exhibit b of the appellant's exhibits. of the 110 wireless customers surveyed, 87% rated their in building at&t wireless service as good or b

. >>> investors pushed wall street lore today. dow tumbling 74 points to 12,078.sdaq dropped 21 points to 2657. >>> it was a cool one this morning. valley fogging up in some locations. more fog tomorrow morning. here we go towards the bay bridge. winds gusting to 7 miles per hour out of the west. winds are light. and it's from a warmer direction. overnight lows, not as cold as last week. last week we were dealing with freezing temperatures last week. not the case this week. but the humidity is up, moisture is up, that means fog. more valley fog. we had valley fog this morning in the north bay. we got a dense fog advisory for the north bay valley. i don't know if we will see that tomorrow but we are looking at the more fog in the inland bay valleys. high pressure is one of the reason. high pressure, air sinks. as itstructens temperatures warm. tomorrow warmer day. upper 60s. some of the warmest locations. fog in the morning. steve paulson will be here early and tracking the fog. talking about it. we are tracking the rain here. you can see tuesday 5:00 rain stays no

the uc system's president has call the chance lores of all 10 campuses -- chancellors of all 10 campusesnd reminded them of people's rights to protest peacefully. the police chief and two officers involved in the incident are on leave. students are calling for the chancellor to resign. she said she won't. >>> in santa rosa police cleared out an encampment at city hall at 4:00 this morning. it has been up three weeks. police did not make arrests. at least 27 who applied for camping permits are being allowed to return. officials say they've been warning protesters this raid has been coming for nearly a week. >>> right now uc berkeley students in pajamas and sleeping bags are taking part in a mass sleep-out in front of sproul plaza as part of occupy cal. this month students pitched tents and campus police responded aggressively. occupy cal said it wants the focus back on issues such as saving education. >>> caltrans will defend its bay bridge inspection procedures during a hearing this afternoon. a senate committee is looking into allegations that inspector falsified his safety reports on t

. >> he is encouraging fans to donate money towards a college funds for tabitha anti-lore. bonds still in the hospital -- and bond contributed to their fund. this shows bonds scrub beg his own name. >>> he remains in rehabilitation, he is recovering from the brain injury since last march and we will continue to update his condition. >>> the california prison system will go through another year without any excuses. they have been put on hold because of the stays' agreement and that means the case will likely not be resolved until 2013. >>> closing arguments are set to begin in the involuntary man slaughter trial from michael jackson's doctor. they heard from over 40 witnesses and they are trying to prove he game live a powerful settlement and the defense said he did not administer the fatal dose. >>> iphone has been returned or the battery life and there were complaints from customers. apple said there are a few bugs that are affecting battery life. they will be releasing the software update in just a few weeks. >>> the occupied protests turned into riots and the ugly seen i

it's critical that the school lores -- scholars work together to make this research come alive. >> and to go on what connie was saying. i'm formost a biblical interpreter. jews have engaged in this for centuries, looking at the torrah anew and bringing ethics from the text into their lives. i see that the dialogue begins with individuals and communities with the texts and the idea, as connie said, is to open that out and put it into greater dialogue with different backgrounds and positions and ultimately with other communities. there's something vital about constantly returning to the texts and looking at the jordan river in a new way, i also have benefited from conversations with students of different ages at my university and the community and that i feel as if we're all engaged in bringing those traditions into our lives and bringing new values to bare upon them. >>> >> we're going to show you where you're going to be, rachele, where you'll be speaking at the jewish community center and -- please take a look at the screens so you can learn more about how you'll engage rachele more.

the uc system's president has call the chance lores of all 10 campuses -- chancellors of all 10 campusesnd reminded them of people's rights to protest peacefully. the police chief and two officers involved in the incident are on leave. students are calling for the chancellor to resign. she said she won't. >>> in santa rosa police cleared out an encampment at city hall at 4:00 this morning. it has been up three weeks. police did not make arrests. at least 27 who applied for camping permits are being allowed to return. officials say they've been warning protesters this raid has been coming for nearly a week. >>> right now uc berkeley students in pajamas and sleeping bags are taking part in a mass sleep-out in front of sproul plaza as part of occupy cal. this month students pitched tents and campus police responded aggressively. occupy cal said it wants the focus back on issues such as saving education. >>> caltrans will defend its bay bridge inspection procedures during a hearing this afternoon. a senate committee is looking into allegations that inspector falsified his safety reports on t

notot voted f any real tax increase since 1990, when george bush's budget deal, in which replican lore was the reason george herbert walker bush lost a second term. >> dana milbank in "the washington post" said that senator kyl was thehe spoioiler. >> you cannot pin this oone individual. we had no give on either sidof any significance. the republica were locked into their position, and why shouldn't they be? they have one on everythi they have tried to achieve by jt saying no. >> i actually give the democrats some credit for moving off the dime of it. but the l lack of trust and the lack of ability to ve a corresponding move -- thee tragedy at was this was a system that may have b been doomed to failure, but it also could have been doomedo success, because it guaranteed vote on thee floor it circumvevented the need to giva 3/5 vote to kill a filibuster. if that they could have come to an agreement, it would have gottenup or down vote. >> what a a surprise that nina would ha found that democrats deserve somome comtted on this committee. i'm really shocked to hear that. the facts that de

at number three, he was doing o 360 baugh lore put p the snack out. not a shock.rything is going right. aaron craft, defenders blew out number 4. did you see this? look at that. one handed catch. i don't know how he got it. knocked over that. that was an incredible year. >> back handed. >> tomorrow morning i'm going to walk a tige wire 10,000 times. >> >> you're never too old to walk a tight rope. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,

at number three, he was doing o 360 baugh lore put p the snack out. not a shock. everything is going right. aaron craft, defenders blew out number 4. did you see this? look at that. one handed catch. i don't know how he got it. knocked over that. that was an incredible year. >> back handed. >> tomorrow morning i'm going to walk a tige wire 10,000 times. >> >> you're never too old to walk a tight rope. >> we'll be right back. ♪ [ cellphone rings ] cut! [ monica ] i have a small part in a big movie. i thought we'd be on location for 3 days, it's been 3 weeks. so, i used my citi simplicity card to pick up a few things. and i don't have to worry about a late fee. which is good... no! bigger! bigger! [ monica ] ...because i don't think we're going anywhere for a while. [ male announcer ] write your story with the new citi simplicity card. no late fees. no penalty rate. no worries. get started at citisimplicity.com. >>> eyewitness news is brought to you in part by your honda dealer. see the great values being offered. >>> david letterman is coming up next with captain j

christina lore n tells us enjoy the sun. it will be a rainy and wet weekend. she'll be along to fill in the blanks. >>> as many as ten more victims have come forward saying they were victims of jerry sandusky. police are work iing to confirm these allegations. sandusky is speaking out exclusively to nbc for the first time since his arrest november 5th. seemed to fluster sandusky with >> are you a pedophile? >> are you sexually attracted to you know, i enjoy young people. i love to be around them. sexually attracted to young boys. >> sandusky goes on to say he young boys, but he says he's innocent of charges that he sexually abused young boys. now, it appears that one of the key witnesses in the sex abuse case could be changing his story. penn state assistant coach mike mcquary told the grand jury he saw sandusky sexually assaulting a young boy in a locker room shower in 2002. mcqueary testified he left the room, told his father what he saw and then approached head coach joe paterno. mcquary e-mailed former teammates and said the following. quote, i did the rig

britain's chance lore of the exchecquer will outlane plans to boost the u.k. sluggish economy. michael jackson's former doctor is to be sentenced in los angeles today. he was convicted of causing the singer's death. he faces up to four years in jail and the court will hear a statement from the jackson family who are expected to request the maximum sentence. >> we the jury -- >> after weeks of evidence the jury took just day and a half to jackson's doctor of causing his death. >> guilt. the criticism of involuntary manslaughter. >> murray provided the singer with a puzzle anesthetic drug to help him sleep. the drug which killed him while under his doctor's care. michael jackson was rehearsing for a long run of comeback skrts in london and suffered severe insomnia. he had become dependent on the drug. ut the jury decided it was his doctor who was to blame. before deciding on a sentence the judge will hear statements from both sides. both supporters of murray for a shorter sentence and those wanting the maximum of four kwrrs. that includes the jackson family who will issue a state

margaret coffey live from moscow let's cross over a lot about all these are lore and for more details now i want to talk about julian . hi laura i know it's very very noisy where you are what does this news mean for a song now that he looks like he's going to be extradited to sweden. laura i think we're having him a difficulty here with very very noisy where you are we can see the big come over here right now we're hearing the breaking news here julian of songs of extradition to sweden his big market has been lost and what it has now mean but you know what. well we understand that i'm receiving messages from inside the court where we understand that his defense team is calling for fourteen days to appeal this decision and again this is a case that we know has been going on the whole of this year in a good proportion of last year as well and it doesn't seem that it's a very yes they are arguing for an appeal which is based on criminal principles but the judge according to people who are inside the court doesn't seem to be very keen on granting that he has already said it's that old foo

chance to put forward his defense and now it's up to the judge to decide but according to digital lore experts the decisions not a tough one to make it's quite possible that he's only him guilty of a civil offense offenses you know something he could potentially get fined for and you know if he's clearly educate cases well. because he was doing this in the u.k. it's not really any case for him to be extradited to the united states is not clearly was infringing copyright in united states britain signed the extradition treaty with america in two thousand and three nearly a decade on controversy still surrounds it the u.s. can extradite whoever it wants without proof or hearing privileges the u.k. does not get the treaty was a muscle change for the government while in opposition but a recent review of commissions just deemed the treaty still fair several leading him he's refused to agree though with the commons home affairs committee calling for changes so it was a mistake in the first christmas tradition i think it was a mistake it's not a level playing field even with a partner like ame

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it they need to rebrand themselves because all the old terminology nobody can get it get behind any lore. so you're going to have a whole new do is going to have a no you don't make up make over is going to beautified here it was same same course seem. well. i like how the guy commits a crime against another sacrosanct element of the futures market is of course that you don't comingle funds he broke that and for that he says he will not seek his twelve million dollar severance that is sacrosanct in the contract he's not going to seek it he's going to it's this charity to give back to the community will tribute this to the occupy wall street movement where these guys are saying well we won't take the bonuses because they realize that the next step after that is a pitchfork up the strange thing as we say on this show well speaking of occupy wall street we're going to move over to some of the martyrs of this financial new financial trinity this holy troika we have now and this is a little clip from mayor bloomberg of new york and he was asked what he thought of the occupy wall street protes

that just led to the lore. this all continued, but it's important to note that we were having a lot of problems with our torpedoes at that time. they simply wouldn't explode, they wouldn't run true. one of the higher ranking members of the submarine command was an ordnance engineer who had designed those torpedoes, so he was reluctant to admit there was any problem with them. mush morton was not reluctant to anytime there was a problem with them. -- admit there was a problem with them. he even went to charles lockwood, the commander submarine specific, and pitched a fit in his office about the situation with the torpedoes. after that he called his wife, mush morton did, and said you've married a failure, they're going to kick me out of navy. and he honestly felt at that point even though charles lockwood was a big fan and he was the most famous submarine skipper in the world, he was convinced they were going to run him out of the navy because of all of his complaining about the torpedoes. turns out that was the

the lore i made a few moments ago from geneva said that both sides of the negotiations are unhappy with the result with that probably means that it was a fair decision at the end of the day but you said i'm going to go global global economies will benefit now the russia is poised to join the w t o but how is russia's economy going to change once it fully integrated with her system. well there are basically three things which will happen to russia and three positive things i think one of them may be observed relatively short term i'll go relatively means here relatively into our more long term first of all russia's accession to double your two euro is a very nice tool of restricting their distributive appetites of russian interest groups russian foreign economic policy has been heavily affected by protectionist interests which haven't actually benefited russian consumers and russian population anyway so it's nice that now these interests this interest groups could be tamed by the exception of the w t o that second benefit is the benefit of credibility it is well known that being part of

looking glasses in the lores and you know you just mentioned this and they also sign off on his report g.o.p. presidential candidates taking a dig at china there is sort of a fear mongering that seems to be going on on one side but we also saw michele bachmann comparing the two countries saying in a sense let's get rid of american programs like lyndon johnson's great society bachmann says that this has made the us into a quote welfare state she says if only we were more like china they don't have food stamps they don't they save for their own retirement so badly i guess i want to get an idea from you about some of these different views from potential future leaders of this country and the way they view china. look at every thermo watch the republicans eat my cat runs out of the ruled absolutely terror and they're alive a debate for you know why is it i agree the dollar travel the have no idea of other cultures they can honor this they should read a little bit of the view strollers for instance when he talks about the other these guys they cannot understand each other the other four eve